Sentence examples for move to plan from inspiring English sources

The Saudis have been equally blistering, hinting in vague asides that if the United States cannot roll back the Iranian program, it may be time for Saudi Arabia to move to Plan B — nuclear weapons of its own, presumably obtained from Pakistan, which entered the nuclear club on Saudi subsidies.

So the French government is now trying to move to plan A. The early draft of the 2014 budget proposes €15bn of spending cuts and €3bn in tax rises – a ratio strikingly similar to Osborne's 4 1 formula that the March for the Alternative once denounced.

"Putin decided to move to plan B," [Carnegie fellow Ulrich] Speck wrote, "which is: spoil new government by inciting unrest east and south, use economic leverage, count on western unwillingness to pull Ukraine, and finally get control again through a new leader ready to act as Moscow's mission chief in Kiev".

"This is just one of the measures I have been calling for over the last year - for the chancellor to move to Plan B for the North Sea".

Reportedly, the ECB fought a rearguard action against the new Irish government's proposal to move to Plan B and bail-in private creditors to its banks in the form of haircuts for senior debt holders, owing to the potential for cross-border spillover effects.

Practically speaking, providers are unlikely to focus on value unless a majority of their patients move to plans that demand it.

The Pentagon is moving to plan such tests.

Palm Moves To Plan Be.

"Then I moved to plan B. I did that in the cooling break - that is a clever way of benefiting from these breaks".

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"The cooling break allowed me to move to another plan.